The Wind Knows My Name by Isabel Allende – please note new date
This story is a fable joined by today’s hard news. Allende disrupts the mainstream narrative about our southern border. She discovers something in Nogales, via El Salvador and Vienna: the human capacity for hope and decency in the midst of despair. From the NPR Book Review by Marcela Davison Avilés https://www.npr.org/2023/06/10/1180103464/book-review-isabel-allende-novel-the-wind-knows-my-name

The Social Justice Book Club meets on the first Sunday of the month at noon. We meet in person in the Tot Green Room and virtually on zoom. Contact the UUCiL office at office@uucil.org if you have questions, comments, or book suggestions.